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Old 4th August 2007, 02:01 PM
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Iptables rules for listening on two ports

Hi!

I have been running a Squid Server for some time now on port 80. Now, I want to switch the operating system to Fedora, which does not allow Squid to listen on port 80.

Because I do not want to change the proxy configuration on all clients, I need an iptables rule which redirects connections from port 80 to 3128 (I'd like Squid to run on it then).

Thanks in advantage !

Martin

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